Märklin 26619 H0 train pack "Spalter Bockl", DB, Ep. III, AC-MFX-Sound
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Märklin 26619 H0 train pack "Spalter Bockl", DB, Ep. III, AC-MFX-Sound Product Details
Märklin 26619 H0 "Spalter Bockl" Train Set - DB, Era III with mfx+ Sound
The Märklin 26619 "Spalter Bockl" train set brings the charming local railroad history of the 1950s back to your H0 layout. The set consists of the legendary Bavarian class 98.3 tank locomotive - better known as the "glass box" - and three German Federal Railroad local train cars to go with it as they were in use around 1957. Included are a baggage and mail car as well as two 3rd class passenger cars - all of Bavarian design.
The locomotive is equipped with an mfx+ digital decoder and offers extensive sound functions for a realistic sound experience. A miniature motor in the boiler drives both axles, and traction tires provide additional traction. The locomotive has a three-light headlight signal that changes with the direction of travel and can be controlled conventionally or digitally. A large bell is placed centrally on the boiler and rounds off the typical appearance.
The high-quality design deserves special attention: The locomotive body is made of metal-filled plastic to improve tractive effort, while the inner boiler is made of metal. Numerous delicately applied handrails, grab rails and the fine reproduction of the boiler fittings underline the high quality of detail. The locomotive also has a digitally switchable, current-carrying coupling and a buffer tank that reliably bridges short sections of track without power. The locomotive is approx. 8.0 cm long over the buffers.
The three local train carriages included also impress with their technical sophistication: They have LED interior lighting as standard, which is powered by the locomotive. An integrated buffer tank ensures flicker-free light. Thanks to separable, current-carrying couplings, a reliable connection and current transfer between the cars is guaranteed. The total length of the train is approx. 50 cm over the buffers.
This set is ideal for model railroaders who value historical authenticity and technical equipment. The "Spalter Bockl" was one of the last uses of this iconic class in branch line service and is today a symbol of the charming local railroad traffic of the post-war period in Bavaria. The combination of detailed design, digital technology and LED lighting makes this set a special highlight on any Era III layout.
Features:
- Manufacturer: Märklin
- Product type: "Spalter Bockl" train set with locomotive and three local railroad cars
- Railroad company: German Federal Railroad (DB)
- Era: III
- Track gauge: H0
- Operating condition: Around 1957
- Locomotive: Class 98.3 (glass box, former Bavarian PtL 2/2)
- Construction of the cars: Bavarian local railroad cars
- Locomotive body made of metal-filled plastic
- Inner boiler made of metal
- Filigree boiler fittings, handrails and grab rails
- Digital decoder: mfx+ with extensive sound functions
- Miniature motor in the boiler
- Drive on 2 axles, with traction tires
- Triple headlights, can be switched conventionally and digitally
- Large bell centrally on the boiler
- Buffer tank to bridge powerless points
- Current-carrying coupler, digitally disconnectable
- Locomotive length: approx. 8.0 cm above buffer
- Carriages with LED interior lighting and buffer tank
- Power supply to the cars via the locomotive
- Separable, current-carrying couplings between the cars
- Total length over buffers: approx. 50 cm
Specs:
- Gauge: H0
- Rail Company: DB
- Era: III
- Color: Multi-Colored
- Electricity System: AC
- Analogue / Digital: Digital
- sound: Yes
- News: 2025
- Type: Steam loco
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CAUTION: Not suitable for children under 3 years. Danger of swallowing! Age recommendation from 14 years.
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